Icaro Pendant - Floor Model 106 Chandeliers & Pendants ModoLuce

Icaro Pendant - Floor Model

By Brian Rasmussen, for ModoLuce

Icaro Pendant - Floor Model

By Brian Rasmussen, For ModoLuce

$1,507.50

SPEC #: MDO985453 | ID: FM-ICIESO050G01083315

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Floor model. In excellent working condition off the showroom floor. Limited to quantities on hand. Final sale. No returns.

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Icaro Pendant - Floor Model

SPEC #: MDO985453

ID: FM-ICIESO050G01083315

Designed by Brian RasmussenRead Bio

The Icaro Pendant brings an industrial style with a hint of contemporary flair in the cotton shade that helps diffuse the light. The open cage design adds a clean airy element to your space.

NOTE: This is a discontinued floor model and limited to quantity on hand.

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Finish: Black

Color: Orange

Prop 65 Warning for California Residents This product can expose you to chemicals, which are known in the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov/.

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For over 10 years, Italian lighting company Modoluce has been a recognizable force in the lighting and interiors industry. With a highly creative and exploratory design process, Modoluce finds ways to incorporate natural materials and forms into each unique lighting fixture. Strong attention to detail and meticulous design result in quality decorative lighting born of true creative freedom. Browse our selection of Modoluce pendant lights, ceiling lighting, and wall lights.

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Brian was born in Ringsted (Denmark) in 1973. He graduates at The Royal Academy of Architecture in Copenhagen in 2000. All ready as a first year student his wins the national student competition PRISOPGAVE KBENHAVN (Denmark) with a project for a futuristic metro station. After his studies he moved to Venice, opening his own office of architecture and design. In 2004 he wins the international art competition Targetti Light Art Ward which becomes a starting point for his career as lighting designer.